World Cup Cocktails Germany 'Black Red Gold'
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Ingredients
2011 World Cup Cocktails – VERPOORTEN Exclusive Country Cocktails:
Cocktails Around the World!
A trip around the world of cocktails with VERPOORTEN ...
... first stop: Germany “Black Red Gold”
INGREDIENTS
(for 2 Cocktail Glasses)
8 cl VERPOORTEN ORIGINAL Advocaat
50 g Black Currants, Blackberries (fresh or frozen)
50 g Strawberries, Raspberries, Red Currants (fresh or frozen)
2 cl Pomace (e.g. from a Mosel Riesling)
1 Dash Grenadine Syrup
1 Dash Lemon Juice
Some powdered sugar
Preparation
Preparation World Cup Cocktail Germany “Black Red Gold"
1. Black
Using a hand mixer, blend the blackberries, adding a dash of lemon juice. Add some black currants to make it even darker! Frozen fruits are great for this recipe. If you are using fresh fruit, add a couple of ice cubes and blend it all together. Finally, add the pomace before putting the fruit mixture to the side. (A little dash of food colouring doesn’t hurt the presentation, but it is not necessary if you are using really black blackberries).
2. Red
The strawberries are the key ingredient in this layer, however there are other German berries that are ideal for this recipe such as raspberries and red currants - or a combination of the three. Frozen fruits are the best, as they will help you to achieve a nice sorbet consistency. Put the fruits into a mixing bowl and purée with a hand mixer (making sure you’ve cleaned all the “black” from it). Sweeten with a dash of grenadine syrup. If you use lots of red currants, it is a good idea to sweeten the mixture with some powdered sugar. Place the mixture into the freezer until it is half-frozen and reaches a sorbet consistency.
3. Gold
Make sure to use well cooled VERPOORTEN ORIGINAL Advocaat.
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Preparing the Country Cocktail Germany “Black Red Gold"
Pour the three coloured layers into cocktail glasses in the order of the German national colours (black, red gold). You can spoon the red berry sorbet onto the VERPOORTEN layer. Use the spoon to help pour the liquid black layer on top.
A toast to our country and celebrations with advocaat!
Additional information
Recipe No. 555 in the category. Cocktails.
The recipe was sent by from Bonn, the Advocaat Capital!.
Level of difficulty: simpel
Taste: refreshing, fruity, sour, sweet, cool
Origin: Made in Germany
Occasion: World Cup Recipes, Parties at Home 2011, World Cup Parties 2011, World Cup Celebrations, World Cup 2011 Public Viewing Parties, World Cup Parties at Home 2011
Type of drink: Country Cocktail, Lifestyle Recipes, Recipes for Parties at Home, Party Drinks, Party Recipes, World Cup Drinks, World Cup Recipes 2011, World Cup Cocktails 2011, Advocaat Drinks for Parties at Home 2011, World Cup Drinks
Leser-Tipp
Decorate, as shown, with a stylish garnish of a black currant, a strawberry and a slice of lemon on a skewer.
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